üregét

Üregét is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “its cavity” or “the cavity of it.” It is formed from the noun üreg, which means cavity or hollow space, combined with the definite possessive construction used in Hungarian to refer to a known, specific possessor. Thus üregét signals that the speaker is referring to the cavity belonging to a previously mentioned object or entity, rather than a generic cavity.

In usage, üreg denotes a hollow space within a material, organism, or structure. The form üregét is most likely encountered in formal or technical language—such as anatomy, zoology, botany, geology, or architecture—where precise reference to an internal space is required. The exact meaning of üregét depends on its context and the noun that precedes it; it does not stand alone as a complete concept.

A typical translation is “its cavity” or “the cavity of X,” where X is the previously identified referent. In English renderings, üregét is usually translated as “its cavity” or “the cavity of it.” See also: üreg, the general Hungarian term for cavity or hollow space.